if you want the green square to always move you need to move one of the 'end' at line 53-57 and place it at line 33 indenting the code will make it easier to find faults like this :monocle: function love.load() player = {} player.x = 0 player.y = love.graphics.getHeight()/2 player.width = 30 player....

It does say on the wiki that "fill" must be convex https://love2d.org/wiki/love.graphics.polygon

Or you can filter out non alphanumeric when they type.

Not sure what is going on but it looks like this now.
edited: nvm seems fine again.

Fixed. added this line of code os.execute("powershell $port= new-Object System.IO.Ports.SerialPort COM4,9600,None,8,one;$port.open();$port.close();") working serial, windows only local port = "com4"; local baud = 9600 os.execute("powershell $port= new-Object System.IO.Ports....

i got this code to turn some leds on a arduino. local file = "com3"; local serial = assert(io.open(file,"w")) serial:write("0,25,255,60,1000,false") serial:flush() serial.close() The problem i have is that when the arduino first turns on it doesn't receive it, at least ...

if you indent your code it would be easier to spot what's wrong with it. you got one end too much. function physics(table) for i,obj in ipairs(table) do if obj.solid then for i,newobj in ipairs(table) do if (obj.y + obj.height + obj.yspeed) > newobj.y and (obj.x > newobj.x or (obj.x + obj.width) < (...

i made a small gif shoving what you did wrong
https://love2d.org/imgmirrur/R2G6Fgg.gif

one problem i found is that if you are using Löve ":type()" on string,number,table.... it crashes the program. example local text = "Hello World!" local textType = text:type() -- this will fail and "blue screen" --> Main.lua 2: attempt to call method 'type' (a nil value)

well that was fast and easier then i though it would be. thank you so much. both of you :awesome: works like a charm :D local http = require"socket.http" local data = love.graphics.newImage( love.filesystem.newFileData( http.request("http://i.imgur.com/YGmjfbG.jpg") , ""...